Take a virtual journey through the collection via Google Arts & Culture
New York’s Met Museum has an entire section of its website dedicated to young ones called MetKids.
Ever wanted to see the Rosetta Stone or a real-life mummy?
The Lourve may be closed, but you can still access its many treasures online.
Florence’s Uffizi Gallery can be explored on Google Arts & Culture, and there’s a lot of art to see.
Another Smithsonian museum, the National Gallery of Art has thousands of items and paintings online via Google.
Take yourself on a tour of the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, whether it’s through the temporary exhibitions or the permanent collection.
A children's museum would be the best place to take the kids when they're off from school, but a virtual experience will have to do for now.
Take a virtual tour of the NASA Glenn Research Center or the Space Telescope Operations Control Center, which houses the Hubble Telescope.
Start your day off with a virtual tour of the Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre, which is located outside London.
Who doesn't want to look at peaceful videos of undersea life when they need a break from reality?
Take things outside to Easter Island!
Tour the Grand Canyon virtually on your phone or computer!
Online Activities for Kids at National Geographic Kids
Discover expert advice, educational resources and free eBooks to support children's learning at primary school and at home, from Oxford University Press.
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Download this activity sheet to share with your Little
Play a storytelling game with your Little!
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Explore activities provided by San Diego Children's Discovery Museum